Comparison
Both platforms use AI to write code autonomously. Here's how they compare on pricing, integrations, and workflow.
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Feature-by-feature
An honest comparison — including where Devin has the edge.
Feature
Synlets
Devin
Starting Price
$79/mo
$20/mo + $2.25/ACU
Team Plan
$79/mo (shared pool)
$500/mo (250 ACUs)
Ticket-to-PR Pipeline
Fully automated from board
API/webhook-based setup
Built for
PMs, leads & engineers
Engineers only
Jira Integration
Native — assign ticket, get PR
Label-based triggers + API
Asana Integration
Native — assign task, get PR
Via MCP
Code Review
Custom — based on your policies & docs
Bug & security detection
Feedback Loop
Auto review → fix → re-review
PR comment iteration
Knowledge Base
Repo context, Confluence, Notion, file uploads
Devin Wiki + Knowledge Graph
Non-Technical Access
Anyone can assign work
Requires dev knowledge
AI Ticket Generation
Generate Jira/Asana tickets from chat
No
Setup Time
Minutes
Longer onboarding
Approach
Ticket-driven automation
General-purpose AI dev
Where Synlets wins
Purpose-built for ticket-driven development teams.
Native Ticket-to-PR Pipeline
Assign a Jira ticket or Asana task — get a working PR with code review. Zero configuration. Devin supports tickets via API webhooks and labels, but requires more setup to achieve the same flow.
Reviews Based on Your Standards
AI reviews code against your company policies, internal documentation, and knowledge base — not just generic bug detection. Then it fixes issues and re-reviews automatically.
Built for the Whole Team
Project managers, tech leads, and non-technical stakeholders can assign work directly from Jira or Asana. No dev knowledge required. Devin is an engineer's tool — Synlets is a team tool.
Devin is a powerful general-purpose AI developer. It has a sandboxed VM with shell access, a web browser, and supports more git providers (including Bitbucket and Azure DevOps). Its Jira integration with API webhooks gives engineers flexible automation, and Devin Wiki provides auto-generated documentation. For exploratory tasks, research-heavy work, and ad-hoc development that doesn't start from a ticket, Devin's model offers more flexibility. Synlets is purpose-built for teams that run on Jira or Asana and want a zero-config ticket-to-PR pipeline accessible to the whole team.
Which one is right for you?
Different strengths for different workflows.
Choose Synlets if
You want automated ticket-to-PR pipelines
Your team runs on Jira or Asana
PMs or non-technical people assign work
You need code review based on your policies
You want Confluence/Notion knowledge bases
You want the whole team to benefit, not just devs
Choose Devin if
Your team is mostly engineers
Work is ad-hoc and not ticket-driven
You need a sandboxed VM with shell + browser
Exploratory or research-heavy tasks are common
Start building with Synlets
The only agentic coding platform built for ticket-driven teams. Native Jira and Asana integration, automated code review, and a complete ticket-to-PR pipeline.
No credit card required
Free credits to start
Your code stays yours
Enterprise
Security
SOC 2
Pursuing
AES-256
Encryption
GDPR
Compliant
Synlets
Autonomous AI teammates that handle routine engineering tasks, so your team can focus on building great products.
Synlets
Autonomous AI teammates that handle routine engineering tasks, so your team can focus on building great products.
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